Adéla Brings Sass, Vocals and Razor-Sharp Moves to Los Angeles’ Fonda Theatre
Rising pop star Adéla performed a sold-out show at Los Angeles' Fonda Theatre, showcasing her vocal range and dance skills. The concert highlighted her recent success following the release of her debut album 'Prima' and her journey from a reality show contestant to a charting artist.
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Amid the first of two sold-out nights at Los Angeles' Fonda Theatre on Thursday night, Adéla paused to shout out Katseye members Lara Raj and Megan Skindiel, who were watching in the balcony alongside Saint Satine's Emily Kelavos. "I moved out here a couple of years ago; I moved here for the show that I was on," said Adéla, referring to Netflix's "Pop Star Academy," a competition to join the group that would become Katseye. (Spoiler: she didn't make it past the first round.) "It's crazy because my best friends that I met through the show are here tonight. We would train just down the street every day for two years and try to become pop stars together. And guess what, that didn't work out for me but it did for them, shout out to y'all."
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